Week Calendar

Storytime is a half-hour story program for 3 to 5-year-olds (not in Kindergarten).  Registration begins March 1.

Baby Lapsit II is a more energetic 15-minute storytime for our crawlers and walkers with simple stories, songs, fingerplays and movement activities.

Storytime is a half-hour story program for 3 to 5-year-olds (not in Kindergarten).  Registration begins March 1.

Open to all Woodridge Library patrons and residents from across the area, please register directly with the Great Decisions group for this 9 week program:

Toddler Time is a twenty-minute story program for 2-year-olds (or young 3's) and caregiver.  Registration begins March 1.

Welcome to a place where job seekers and job movers come together to encourage, cajole and support each other’s job search.

Baby Lapsit II is a more energetic 15-minute storytime for our crawlers and walkers with simple stories, songs, fingerplays and movement activities.

Dollbaby by Laura Lane McNeal.

Copies of the book will be available four weeks in advance at the Adult & Teen Services Reference Desk.

Baby Lapsit I is a gentle 15-minute storytime of fingerplays, soft movement activities and a story shared with your baby.

Toddler Time is a twenty-minute story program for 2-year-olds (or young 3's) and caregiver.  Registration begins March 1.

Storytime is a half-hour story program for 3 to 5-year-olds (not in Kindergarten).  Registration begins March 1.

Baby Lapsit II is a more energetic 15-minute storytime for our crawlers and walkers with simple stories, songs, fingerplays and movement activities.

This program is for families with children 2 to 5 years of age. Parents or caregivers are welcome to attend, but are not required to unless their child is under 3 years of age. Registration not required.

The works of William Shakespeare are beautifully written but many aren’t aware of how much fun they are to read and to act.

Overview of using the Family Search full text books database, followed by personal research time.

With local genealogy expert Jenny Warner and a library staffer.

This program is for families with children 2 to 5 years of age. Parents or caregivers are welcome to attend, but are not required to unless their child is under 3 years of age. Registration not required.

For our Spanish speaking families, this Spanish story program is for preschool children through 9 years of age, and will consist of stories, fingerplays, and songs. A parent or caregiver must attend the program with children under 3.

Bring your needle-related project and supplies and join us for conversation and useful tips. We help each other!

Overview of Study Skills and Test Preparation Practices.

Useful for anyone in 6th grade through High School. Includes advice for 8th grade entrance test for private high schools or SAT / ACT test prep.

For our Spanish speaking families, this Spanish story program is for preschool children through 9 years of age, and will consist of stories, fingerplays, and songs. A parent or caregiver must attend the program with children under 3.

Learn how to organize and work with data, and how to use functions and formulas.

Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel is required.

A local non-profit group is offering a free course at the library - requires registration with the SSIP at  (630) 296-6755

Citizenship Test Prep Classes: 12 WEEK COURSE

Spring Course 2017: March 03- June 09

Toddler Time is a twenty-minute story program for 2-year-olds (or young 3's) and caregiver.  Registration begins March 1.

Whether you are considering home schooling your children, have just started, or are a seasoned veteran; this time is for you.  Please come to ask questions, share information, and network.  We will have veteran home schoolers along with

Storytime is a half-hour story program for 3 to 5-year-olds (not in Kindergarten).  Registration begins March 1.

LinkedIn Essentials: Introduction to the power of Linkedin

- What is LinkedIn and what it can do for your career

- Key profile fields - Dos and Don'ts

- Posting updates - What do I say?

- Recommendations vs Endorsements